France Telecom, Orange, has appointed the following Chief Executive Officers in seven of its African and Middle Eastern subsidiaries:
- Brelotte Ba is appointed Chief Executive Officer of Orange Niger, succeeding Jean-Louis Branco;
- Michel Barré is appointed Chief Executive Officer of Orange Madagascar, succeeding Jean-Luc Bohé;
- Jean-Luc Bohé is appointed Chief Executive Officer of Orange Mali, succeeding Alioune Ndiaye;
- Didier Charvet is appointed Chief Executive Officer of Orange Tunisia, succeeding Thierry Marigny;
- Nathalie Clere is appointed Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Mauritius Telecom, succeeding Jean-François Thomas;
- Alioune Ndiaye is appointed Chief Executive Officer of Sonatel in Senegal, succeeding Cheikh Tidiane Mbaye; and
- Jean-François Thomas is appointed Chief Executive Officer of Jordan Telecom, succeeding Nayla Khawam.
These appointments were made at the end of the terms of the departing Chief Executive Officers.
All of the appointments will be effective by October 1, 2012.
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